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The document discusses the AMD Mach CPLD family. It focuses on the Mach 4 device, which contains multiple 34V16 PAL blocks connected together via a central switch matrix. The central switch matrix routes all connections between PAL blocks and allows the device to be reprogrammed. Chips in the Mach 4 family contain between 6 to 16 PAL blocks, providing 2000 to 5000 equivalent gates.

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The document discusses the AMD Mach CPLD family. It focuses on the Mach 4 device, which contains multiple 34V16 PAL blocks connected together via a central switch matrix. The central switch matrix routes all connections between PAL blocks and allows the device to be reprogrammed. Chips in the Mach 4 family contain between 6 to 16 PAL blocks, providing 2000 to 5000 equivalent gates.

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The document discusses the AMD Mach CPLD family. It focuses on the Mach 4 device, which contains multiple 34V16 PAL blocks connected together via a central switch matrix. The central switch matrix routes all connections between PAL blocks and allows the device to be reprogrammed. Chips in the Mach 4 family contain between 6 to 16 PAL blocks, providing 2000 to 5000 equivalent gates.

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The document discusses the AMD Mach CPLD family. It focuses on the Mach 4 device, which contains multiple 34V16 PAL blocks connected together via a central switch matrix. The central switch matrix routes all connections between PAL blocks and allows the device to be reprogrammed. Chips in the Mach 4 family contain between 6 to 16 PAL blocks, providing 2000 to 5000 equivalent gates.

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Central Switch Matrix 34V16 PAL

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Figure 11 - Structure of AMD Mach 4 CPLDs.

2.2.2 Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) CPLDs

AMD offers a CPLD family with five sub-families called Mach 1 to Mach 5. Each Mach device

comprises multiple PAL-like blocks: Mach 1 and 2 consist of optimized 22V16 PALs, and Mach 3

and 4 comprise several optimized 34V16 PALs, and Mach 5 is similar but offers enhanced speed-

performance. All Mach chips are based on EEPROM technology, and together the five sub-fami-

lies provide a wide range of selection, from small, inexpensive chips to larger state-of-the-art
ones. This discussion will focus on Mach 4, because it represents the most advanced currently

available parts in the Mach family.

Figure 11 depicts a Mach 4 chip, showing the multiple 34V16 PAL-like blocks, and the inter-

connect, called Central Switch Matrix, for connecting the blocks together. Chips range in size

from 6 to 16 PAL blocks, which corresponds roughly to 2000 to 5000 equivalent gates and are in-

circuit programmable. All connections in Mach 4 between one PAL block and another (even from

a PAL block to itself) are routed through the Central Switch Matrix. The device can thus be

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